How to Chant the Agnus Dei (Merbecke)By Joshua Steele|2019-07-31T15:33:37-05:00July 31st, 2019|Categories: Daily Office & Prayer|Tags: chanting|1 CommentHere’s how to chant the Agnus Dei according to the following setting from the 1940 Hymnal. Joshua Steeleanglicancompass.comShare This!FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWhatsAppTumblrPinterestEmail Related Posts Lessons in Omission: Why Are Some Chapters Missing in the Daily Office Lectionary? Lessons in Omission: Why Are Some Chapters Missing in the Daily Office Lectionary? August 17th, 2020| 0 Comments The Consolations of Compline in Quarantine (and Beyond) The Consolations of Compline in Quarantine (and Beyond) June 18th, 2020| 1 Comment How to Pray as a Family at Home? Here Are Some Tips for Family Prayer How to Pray as a Family at Home? Here Are Some Tips for Family Prayer April 29th, 2020| 3 Comments Should We Pray Written Prayers? Didn’t Jesus Tell Us Not to Repeat Prayers? Should We Pray Written Prayers? Didn’t Jesus Tell Us Not to Repeat Prayers? April 16th, 2020| 4 Comments Praying Around the Table: Making a Prayer Space in your Home Praying Around the Table: Making a Prayer Space in your Home April 9th, 2020| 0 Comments One Comment Philosophical Haligonian August 3, 2019 at 11:43 am - ReplyCall me old fashioned, but I prefer Merbecke for the Kyrie, Gloria, Creed, and Agnes Dei, though I am not a big fan of his Lord’s Prayer. Leave A Comment Cancel replyComment Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Call me old fashioned, but I prefer Merbecke for the Kyrie, Gloria, Creed, and Agnes Dei, though I am not a big fan of his Lord’s Prayer.